Comprehensive Cloud Security Analysis Tool

The CloudView Security Tenancy Audit Report is an advanced tool designed for conducting in-depth audits of cloud environments and cloud landing zones. It provides a multi-cloud security auditing capability, supporting major cloud providers such as AWS and Azure. This tool automates the collection of security configuration data from the cloud environment and assesses it against best practices and compliance standards.

Key features include:

• Automated data collection from cloud services.
• Comprehensive reporting on security configurations and potential vulnerabilities.
• Support for multiple cloud platforms, enhancing versatility.
• User-friendly interface for easy navigation and interpretation of data.
• Enhances cloud security and compliance using the CIS Benchmark.
• Streamlines the process of cloud security audits.
• Helps in efficient resource management and cost optimization.
• Facilitates informed decision-making for cloud security strategies.
• Provides real-time visibility into cloud environments, enabling proactive security management.
• Azure Security Audit Reports are compiled by interrogating all subscriptions within the selected tenancy.
• AWS Security Audit Reports are compiled by interrogating all regions within the selected tenancy.

The CloudView Security Tenancy Audit Report is invaluable for organizations looking to ensure their cloud environments / landing zones are secure, compliant, and optimized. By providing detailed insights into security settings and potential vulnerabilities, it enables IT professionals to make informed decisions, ensuring robust security postures in their cloud infrastructures.

Utilizing this tool can significantly reduce the risk of security breaches, ensure compliance with various regulatory standards, and provide peace of mind through thorough and regular cloud security assessments.

Authentication:

• AWS: The ReadOnlyAccess and SecurityAudit AWS Managed Policies must be attached to the principal used to the audit in order to grant the necessary audit permissions
• AWS Authentication requires you to input the AWS Access Key ID and AWS Secret Access Key.
• AWS IAM Authentication should be used to create a temporary AWS Access Key ID and AWS Secret Access Key for the purposes of interrogating your AWS Cloud Tenancy, this key should then be deleted once you no longer need to perform AWS Cloud Security Tenancy Audit Reports.
• Azure: The Reader and Security Reader roles should be provided to the user running the audit along with the Directory.Read.All and Policy.Read.All permissions for the selected tenancy.
• Azure Authentication is perfomed remotely. This means that no credentials need to be entered into the system in order to interrogate the Cloud Tenancy.
• Ensure that you always logout after your Cloud Security Tenancy Audit Report has been downloaded to your browser.

Authentication:

• Azure Authentication is perfomed remotely. This means that no credentials need to be entered into the system in order to interrogate the Cloud Tenancy.
• AWS Authentication requires you to input the AWS Access Key ID and AWS Secret Access Key.
• AWS IAM Authentication should be used to create a temporary AWS Access Key ID and AWS Secret Access Key for the purposes of interrogating your AWS Cloud Tenancy, this key should then be deleted once you no longer need to perform AWS Cloud Security Tenancy Audit Reports.
• Ensure that you always logout after your Cloud Security Tenancy Audit Report has been downloaded to your browser.

Note: No data is ever stored on Cyber Automation systems. All CloudView Security Tenancy Audit Reports are processed ephemerally in volatile memory with the Reports sent directly to the clients browser as a compressed (zip) file.